A dedicated information channel in hotels, care homes and hospitals specifically expands the range of programmes on offer to include in-house content. This Application Note shows how any video can be prepared for playback on the TV network and fed into your DVB-C/T or multicast network via the AXING UIM as a dedicated information channel.
Web radio expands on traditional radio services by offering a practically unlimited selection of stations. This application note describes the steps required to feed web radio streams into a local coaxial network via the AXING UIM 4-01H.
AXING Application Note MoCA operates in the 1,125–1,675 MHz frequency range and therefore cannot, in principle, be combined with satellite reception. However, if television is no longer a priority in the age of streaming services and live internet TV, the existing satellite TV distribution system can be used for MoCA. To do this, as shown […]
A fibre-optic connection offers very high internet speeds – unfortunately, these often only reach as far as the connection point in the basement. In this application note, we show how MoCA adapters can be used to bring the internet into living and working spaces.
AXING headends support the reception of satellite signals via single-cable distribution systems (UNICABLE I and UNICABLE II (JESS) in accordance with EN50494 / EN50607). This allows a headend to be supplied via a single coaxial cable.
The use of single-cable technology significantly reduces the amount of cabling required.
The automatic email notification feature in SMARTPortal enables proactive monitoring of your MK, MIP, and MIE headends. Instead of having to log in to the portal, you will be notified directly by email with log notifications according to your configuration.
These Frequently Asked Questions cover most questions about the revised SMARTPortal. You are welcome to ask our support team any additional questions you may have.
To connect your devices from the current SMARTPortal to the revised SMARTPortal, you only need to update the software on your devices. To do this, follow this step-by-step instructions
To set up a mesh Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi repeaters from router manufacturers can be used, for example.
A very high Internet speed can be achieved with a fibre optic connection – unfortunately often only up to the transfer point in the basement. In this application note, we show how EoC can be used to bring the Internet into living/work spaces.